Nucleus: Live At The BBC
Nucleus
SKU: 42113638
Nucleus: Live At The BBC
Nucleus
SKU: 42113638
Format: CD
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Title: Live At The BBC
Artist: Nucleus
Label: Repertoire
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 4009910141021
Genre: Rock
Limited 12CD set comprising music and interviews drawn from BBC radio program broadcast between 1970 and 1991. Over 13 hours of music expertly remastered and restored by Eroc, collated from such seminal shows as Top Gear, Sounds of the 70s and Jazz in Britain. Disc 10 comprises an exciting collection of entirely improvised works, never released on CD. Liner notes by Roger Farbey, author of Elastic Dream: The Music of Ian Carr - A Critical Discography. Formed by trumpeter and future Miles Davis biographer Ian Carr, Nucleus were a distinctly British jazz-rock group forged in the musical village-like cauldron of London at the end of the 60s. Within it's first year alone (1970), Nucleus had caused a sensation at both the Montreux and Newport jazz festivals, and had recorded two albums (the first of nine for progressive-rock label Vertigo) and a torrent of sessions and concerts for the BBC, from John Peel's Top Gear and Sounds of the 70s on Radio 1 to Jazz in Britain on Radio 3. Curated by John McLaughlin biographer Colin Harper and mastered by the mighty Eroc - the same team responsible for Repertoire's acclaimed Colosseum and Pretty Things BBC sets - Nucleus Live At The BBC boasts nearly 14 hours of material spanning 1970-91. Almost four hours of that content documents the legendary founding line-up, featuring Chris Spedding (guitar), Karl Jenkins (keys, oboe), Brian Smith (saxes), Jeff Clyne (bass) and John Marshall (drums). The set is annotated by Ian Carr discographer/All About Jazz contributor Roger Farbey. Aside from The Pretty Redhead (Hux, 2003), this is the first collection of BBC Nucleus and is assembled from numerous private collections and the BBC itself.
Tracks:
1.1 Elastic Rock
1.2 1916
1.3 Orpheus
1.4 Persephone's Jive
1.5 Twisted Track
1.6 Cosa Nostra
1.7 Elastic Rock
1.8 Stonescape
1.9 Single Line
1.10 Twisted Track
1.11 1916
1.12 Persephone's Jive
1.13 Never Carry Any More Than You Can Eat
1.14 Ballad of Joe Pimp
1.15 1916
1.16 Introduction: Brian Priestley
1.17 Freudian Saturday
1.18 Introduction: Brian Priestley
2.1 Oasis
2.2 Introduction: Brian Priestley
2.3 Jam
2.4 Song for the Bearded Lady
2.5 We'll Talk About It Later
2.6 Snakehips Dream
2.7 Song for the Bearded Lady
2.8 Elastic Rock
2.9 Snakehips Dream
3.1 Snakehips Dream
3.2 Song for the Bearded Lady
3.3 Morning Call
3.4 Song for the Bearded Lady
3.5 Snakehips Dream
3.6 Crude Blues
4.1 Dreams
4.2 Mayday
4.3 Belladonna
4.4 Suspension
4.5 Introduction: Humphrey Lyttelton
4.6 Mayday
4.7 Suspension
5.1 New Life
5.2 Sarsaparilla
5.3 Pastoral Graffiti
5.4 Theme 3: Rites of Man
5.5 Snakehips Etcetera
5.6 Alive and Kicking
5.7 Rat's Bag
5.8 Splat
5.9 Brain Child
6.1 In Flagrante Delicto
6.2 Introduction: Charles Fox
6.3 Sassy (American Girl)
6.4 Black Ballad (Ecce Domina)
6.5 Simply This (The Human Condition)
6.6 Conversation with the Blues, Part 1
6.7 Conversation with the Blues, Part 2
6.8 Sidewalk
6.9 DJ Outro
6.10 Easy Does It Now
7.1 The Pretty Redhead
7.2 For Miles and Miles
8.1 Something for Mister Jelly Lord
8.2 She Tells Her Love
8.3 Bouquets Pour Ma Belle
8.4 Commentary
8.5 Chiaroscuro
8.6 Commentary
8.7 Midnight Oil
8.8 Commentary
8.9 Awakening
9.1 Commentary
9.2 Dawn Choruses
9.3 Commentary
9.4 For Miles and Miles
9.5 Commentary
9.6 Easy Does It Now
9.7 Commentary
9.8 Dawn Choruses
9.9 For Miles and Miles
9.10 Open Country
10.1 Introduction
10.2 Trio for Open Trumpet, Ewi ; Drums
10.3 Duo in B Minor for Harmon-Muted Trumpet ; Bass Guitar
10.4 Quintet in a
10.5 Introduction
10.6 Duo for Trumpet ; Soprano Saxophone
10.7 Trio in D for Flugelhorn, Guitar ; Bass Guitar
10.8 Introduction
10.9 Duo in Fast Tempo for Cup-Muted Trumpet ; Drums
10.10 Duo for Straight Muted Trumpet ; Guitar
10.11 Duo for Open Trumpet ; Tenor Saxophone
10.12 Introduction
10.13 Old Heartland
10.14 Outro
11.1 Commentary
11.2 Uncertain Seduction
11.3 Commentary
11.4 Full Fathom Five
11.5 Commentary
11.6 Pandemonium
11.7 Commentary
12.1 Dawn Choruses
12.2 For Miles and Miles
12.3 You Can't Be Serious You Must Be Joking
12.4 Easy Does It Now
Artist: Nucleus
Label: Repertoire
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 4009910141021
Genre: Rock
Limited 12CD set comprising music and interviews drawn from BBC radio program broadcast between 1970 and 1991. Over 13 hours of music expertly remastered and restored by Eroc, collated from such seminal shows as Top Gear, Sounds of the 70s and Jazz in Britain. Disc 10 comprises an exciting collection of entirely improvised works, never released on CD. Liner notes by Roger Farbey, author of Elastic Dream: The Music of Ian Carr - A Critical Discography. Formed by trumpeter and future Miles Davis biographer Ian Carr, Nucleus were a distinctly British jazz-rock group forged in the musical village-like cauldron of London at the end of the 60s. Within it's first year alone (1970), Nucleus had caused a sensation at both the Montreux and Newport jazz festivals, and had recorded two albums (the first of nine for progressive-rock label Vertigo) and a torrent of sessions and concerts for the BBC, from John Peel's Top Gear and Sounds of the 70s on Radio 1 to Jazz in Britain on Radio 3. Curated by John McLaughlin biographer Colin Harper and mastered by the mighty Eroc - the same team responsible for Repertoire's acclaimed Colosseum and Pretty Things BBC sets - Nucleus Live At The BBC boasts nearly 14 hours of material spanning 1970-91. Almost four hours of that content documents the legendary founding line-up, featuring Chris Spedding (guitar), Karl Jenkins (keys, oboe), Brian Smith (saxes), Jeff Clyne (bass) and John Marshall (drums). The set is annotated by Ian Carr discographer/All About Jazz contributor Roger Farbey. Aside from The Pretty Redhead (Hux, 2003), this is the first collection of BBC Nucleus and is assembled from numerous private collections and the BBC itself.
Tracks:
1.1 Elastic Rock
1.2 1916
1.3 Orpheus
1.4 Persephone's Jive
1.5 Twisted Track
1.6 Cosa Nostra
1.7 Elastic Rock
1.8 Stonescape
1.9 Single Line
1.10 Twisted Track
1.11 1916
1.12 Persephone's Jive
1.13 Never Carry Any More Than You Can Eat
1.14 Ballad of Joe Pimp
1.15 1916
1.16 Introduction: Brian Priestley
1.17 Freudian Saturday
1.18 Introduction: Brian Priestley
2.1 Oasis
2.2 Introduction: Brian Priestley
2.3 Jam
2.4 Song for the Bearded Lady
2.5 We'll Talk About It Later
2.6 Snakehips Dream
2.7 Song for the Bearded Lady
2.8 Elastic Rock
2.9 Snakehips Dream
3.1 Snakehips Dream
3.2 Song for the Bearded Lady
3.3 Morning Call
3.4 Song for the Bearded Lady
3.5 Snakehips Dream
3.6 Crude Blues
4.1 Dreams
4.2 Mayday
4.3 Belladonna
4.4 Suspension
4.5 Introduction: Humphrey Lyttelton
4.6 Mayday
4.7 Suspension
5.1 New Life
5.2 Sarsaparilla
5.3 Pastoral Graffiti
5.4 Theme 3: Rites of Man
5.5 Snakehips Etcetera
5.6 Alive and Kicking
5.7 Rat's Bag
5.8 Splat
5.9 Brain Child
6.1 In Flagrante Delicto
6.2 Introduction: Charles Fox
6.3 Sassy (American Girl)
6.4 Black Ballad (Ecce Domina)
6.5 Simply This (The Human Condition)
6.6 Conversation with the Blues, Part 1
6.7 Conversation with the Blues, Part 2
6.8 Sidewalk
6.9 DJ Outro
6.10 Easy Does It Now
7.1 The Pretty Redhead
7.2 For Miles and Miles
8.1 Something for Mister Jelly Lord
8.2 She Tells Her Love
8.3 Bouquets Pour Ma Belle
8.4 Commentary
8.5 Chiaroscuro
8.6 Commentary
8.7 Midnight Oil
8.8 Commentary
8.9 Awakening
9.1 Commentary
9.2 Dawn Choruses
9.3 Commentary
9.4 For Miles and Miles
9.5 Commentary
9.6 Easy Does It Now
9.7 Commentary
9.8 Dawn Choruses
9.9 For Miles and Miles
9.10 Open Country
10.1 Introduction
10.2 Trio for Open Trumpet, Ewi ; Drums
10.3 Duo in B Minor for Harmon-Muted Trumpet ; Bass Guitar
10.4 Quintet in a
10.5 Introduction
10.6 Duo for Trumpet ; Soprano Saxophone
10.7 Trio in D for Flugelhorn, Guitar ; Bass Guitar
10.8 Introduction
10.9 Duo in Fast Tempo for Cup-Muted Trumpet ; Drums
10.10 Duo for Straight Muted Trumpet ; Guitar
10.11 Duo for Open Trumpet ; Tenor Saxophone
10.12 Introduction
10.13 Old Heartland
10.14 Outro
11.1 Commentary
11.2 Uncertain Seduction
11.3 Commentary
11.4 Full Fathom Five
11.5 Commentary
11.6 Pandemonium
11.7 Commentary
12.1 Dawn Choruses
12.2 For Miles and Miles
12.3 You Can't Be Serious You Must Be Joking
12.4 Easy Does It Now
